Is it compatible with DS1511+? I wanted to expand the latter capacity. Thanks.
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Yes it is. I have both a DX513 and a DX510 connected to the same DS1511+. There are a few improvements in the DX513 but both works equally
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It does according to this: http://www.synology.com/support/faq_show.php?lang=us&q;_id=408
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http://www.synology.com/us/products/DS1511+/ Looks like you need the DX510. Not sure if the DX513 will work.
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Did the WavePad solution work. I ran into the same problem and returned my ds40 because I could not burn files onto a cd (they were way too big, even split).
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If you are asking something akin to performance with a single 8 gig stick versus two 4 gig sticks, it shouldn't really matter. You could do a general Google search on the subject to see if there are any numbers out there at all, but the only way to know if the DS81 differs in any meaningful way from the average machine would be specific testing. I doubt that any has been done.
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It depends on the make and model of the hard drive that you used with that NAS. Here is a list of all the compatible hard drives that work with the 713+, http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/hd/model/DS713+. Hopefully that helps.
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I don't see it listed among the compatible sata's on www.synology.com/en-global/support/hd/model/DS1513+
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From their product page (http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS213%2B#p_submenu):Supported RAID Type : Synology Hybrid RAID, Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1
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My Synology DS209 specs say its SataII and these drives are working fine in it. So yes they should be backwards compatible.
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Yes. A quick look at the specifications page for the DS212J http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j&lang=us#p_submenu shows this: Supported RAID Type Synology Hybrid RAID Basic JBOD RAID 0 RAID 1
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No, not on the DS6151. I just called customer service and found this out, it's only available on their 4 line phone lines - this sucks!
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You shouldn't have any issues. NAS firmware will work independently from the OS. You will control the drives from the NAS UI.
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yes it is. We use six of these units in a enterprise NAS and they seem to work well - no problems...so far :)
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Yes, Synology has updated their product line since this review, look at the DS212j for the same 2 disk workgroup unit. So far I have not needed to invoke the warranty, been a very solid product.
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Dear Sorbe,Could you explain a little about synology 12 series's problem? any link??Thank you
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From what I've read on the Synology website the DS213 supports the 2.5" SSD - MZ-7PC512B/WW and the 2.5" SSD - MZ-7PD128BW. That being said, I chose to go with two WD 4TB SATA 3 HD's until the price on the SSD's drop and sizes increase.
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There are a lot of "just depends." The big thing is the version of DSM you are running. When I purchased my first Synology system I found the tech support people to be extremely helpful (425.296.3177). I find it safer to call them than to just trust the compatibility table on their web site (https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility/hd/DS713+). That way you can find out if there were any nuances in their compatibility tests with a specific drive. I am currently running 2 WD 3T Reds and 4 WD 4T Reds with the 713+ and the expansion box.
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I use the SD-PEX40049 controller (chipset ASM1062) with two Addonics HDD enclosures, one on each port. Each enclosure has 4 drives and a Sil3132 based port multiplier. Works great for me.NB: I've had problems with a different controller which uses the Marvell 88SE9128 chipset. So YMMV depending on which chipset you have.
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Ben,We used this for a 10GB ISCSI SAN. San was connected via fibre connections. Servers were connected by CAT6. They were just 1M cables. So at that length it has worked fine.